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Old water tank off Grey Eagle torn down

Improved tank atop Stanley Dollar already operational After several decades of service, the old water tank on Castle Hill past the end of Grey Eagle Drive is in the late stages of being dismantled, with a newer and improved tank at the end of Stanley Dollar Drive already having taken over providing potable East Bay Municipal Utility District water ...
Posted on September 15, 2026
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First Mutual embarks on pilot program

First Mutual is moving forward on a pilot project this fall to install Level 2 electric vehicle chargers in carports along a stretch of Golden Rain Road. That project also includes upgrading electrical capacity and replacing exterior electrical panels for those initial manors. The moves are being done together because they are intertwined, said Mik...
Posted on September 15, 2026
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Planning Committee defers action on Creekside sound studies

The Rossmoor Walnut Creek (RWC) Planning Committee on Thursday postponed moving ahead with sound and geotechnical studies of the Creekside pickleball courts area, instead opting to get more information about what specifically to ask a consultant to analyze. Ann Mottola, Rossmoor’s director of community services, said updated sound and geotechnical ...
Posted on September 15, 2026
 

Computer Club seeks volunteers to teach Flash Classes – especially in PC applications

The Computer Club of Rossmoor is recruiting additional instructors for its popular Flash Class program. At this time the club is particularly looking for individuals who can teach classes in PC applications such as in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint, but other topics for classes are also welcome. Instructors do not have to be IT professionals – or know...
Posted on September 15, 2026
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RPM’s landscaping team welcomes new faces

New supervisor, coordinator enjoying roles In the time since Rossmoor Property Management embarked on a reorganization early this year, there’s been a succession of personnel moves in key areas, including landscaping. Brian Fulkerson, a certified arborist with 25 years in the field, is now an RPM landscape supervisor. That role previously was held ...
Posted on September 8, 2026
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A family tree that keeps growing

Resident discovers not only birth parents but 12 adult siblings Cheryl Donnelly knew from a very young age she had been adopted, and had long wondered about her birth parents and other relatives who might be out there. Her search formally started, at long last, in 2018, with a Christmas present from her husband Scott. By then, Donnelly was 68 years...
Posted on September 8, 2026
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Library to mark 50 years of service

Volunteers are why the Rossmoor Library has been so successful, and it’s time to celebrate the impact they’ve made over a half century. A birthday party celebrating the residents-run library’s 50 years is this Thursday, Sept. 10 from 2 to 5 p.m. at the library at Gateway. There will be a birthday cake, non-alcoholic “bubbly” and a chance to share i...
Posted on September 8, 2026
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Tomato Festival trash finds a new home in the garden

You know what they say. One Rossmoor resident’s trash is another’s garden mulch. At least for Sustainable Rossmoor’s Trash Talk team and the Rossmoor Garden Club. The trash talkers sent 13 volunteers to the 14th annual Tomato Festival on Aug. 22 at the Dollar Picnic Area to staff GARBAGE: trash and recycling stations and help guests sort their dinn...
Posted on September 8, 2026